Common use of No Implied Warranty Clause in Contracts

No Implied Warranty. Xxxxx acknowledges that aside from the warranties as set forth herein, Seller is transferring the Unit in its “AS IS” condition. Xxxxx agrees to accept the Unit, the Condominium Building and the Property in such condition. Buyer acknowledges and agrees that by accepting the Unit and the Condominium Building in “AS IS” condition, as provided herein, Buyer releases and waives any demand or claim, known or unknown, anticipated or unforeseen, present or future, which Buyer may have, at any time, against Seller relating to or arising out of any condition (other than matters on the Punch List) now or hereafter existing or discovered concerning the Unit and the Condominium Building, whether such claim may be based on any statute, code, regulation, rule or common law, whether federal, state, or local; e)

No Implied Warranty. Xxxxx Buyer acknowledges that aside from the warranties as set forth herein, Seller is transferring the Unit in its “AS IS” condition. Xxxxx Buyer agrees to accept the Unit, the Condominium Building and the Property in such condition. Buyer acknowledges and agrees that by accepting the Unit and the Condominium Building in “AS IS” condition, as provided herein, Buyer releases and waives any demand or claim, known or unknown, anticipated or unforeseen, present or future, which Buyer may have, at any time, against Seller relating to or arising out of any condition (other than matters on the Punch List) now or hereafter existing or discovered concerning the Unit and the Condominium Building, whether such claim may be based on any statute, code, regulation, rule or common law, whether federal, state, or local; e)